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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 5019607" data-attributes="member: 19675">Suddenly thought of bringing a few of the ideas in this thread together...Imagine a tribe of Kobolds along the lines of the infamous &quot;Tucker's Kobolds.&quot;&nbsp; Lets call them the Cave Raven Clan.The Cave Raven Clan is notable because they are remarkably well equipped, and as a result, are among the most numerous and powerful Kobold tribes in the world.&nbsp; For the last several hundred years, they have scoured battlefields in their vicinity to scavenge whatever they can to use.&nbsp; One of their particularly wise shamen realized that they could put the little depleted orbs to good use...Some are used like oversized marbles, to make the footing near traps, hazards and deadfalls particularly hazardous.Collected then dropped in massive numbers, they may obscure vision, allowing Kobolds to retreat or regroup unseen...and thousands dropped into a sealed room would virtually paralyze those inside.Some are used as ball-bearings to restore captured dwarven battle-traps to working status, or as &quot;casters&quot; for war machines.Some may even be sold as faux crystal balls...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 5019607, member: 19675"] Suddenly thought of bringing a few of the ideas in this thread together... Imagine a tribe of Kobolds along the lines of the infamous "Tucker's Kobolds." Lets call them the Cave Raven Clan. The Cave Raven Clan is notable because they are remarkably well equipped, and as a result, are among the most numerous and powerful Kobold tribes in the world. For the last several hundred years, they have scoured battlefields in their vicinity to scavenge whatever they can to use. One of their particularly wise shamen realized that they could put the little depleted orbs to good use... Some are used like oversized marbles, to make the footing near traps, hazards and deadfalls particularly hazardous. Collected then dropped in massive numbers, they may obscure vision, allowing Kobolds to retreat or regroup unseen...and thousands dropped into a sealed room would virtually paralyze those inside. Some are used as ball-bearings to restore captured dwarven battle-traps to working status, or as "casters" for war machines. Some may even be sold as faux crystal balls... [/QUOTE]

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